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At the commonly used bivy site there is a cool boulder with several fun, moderate problems. If you do choose to bivy there, don't miss sunset bouldering at this beautiful spot. Photo by Justin York.
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This is what the first pitch looks like now. I'd guess its 30ft to the chains.
Jacek on the Airy Traverse, Jeff belaying above chimney.<br> <br> photo by Bob Kerry 11/01
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Mike
Nov 14, 2007
“At the commonly used bivy site there is a cool boulder with several fun, moderate problems. If you do choose to bivy there, don't miss sunset bouldering at this beautiful spot. Photo by Justin York.”  

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This is what the first pitch looks like now. I'd guess its 30ft to the chains.
At the commonly used bivy site there is a cool boulder with several fun, moderate problems. If you do choose to bivy there, don't miss sunset bouldering at this beautiful spot. Photo by Justin York.
Jacek on the Airy Traverse, Jeff belaying above chimney.<br> <br> photo by Bob Kerry 11/01
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